Ruby Rare

Ruby Rare is an award-winning sex and relationships expert who helps audiences communicate more confidently and inclusively about intimacy. With over eight years' experience as a writer, presenter and broadcaster, they've hosted E4's Sex Rated alongside Rylan Clark, presented the acclaimed podcast In Touch, and spoken at TEDxLondon and Women of the World Festival. As author of Sex Ed: A Guide for Adults and ambassador for Brook, the UK's leading sexual health charity, Ruby transforms workplace cultures and community conversations by equipping people with practical language, insight and permission to navigate topics around sex and relationships with openness, curiosity and respect.

When Ruby Rare co-hosted E4's Sex Rated alongside Rylan Clark, they brought something rare to mainstream television: honest, inclusive conversation about sex that made audiences laugh, think, and feel genuinely equipped to navigate intimacy with confidence. Over six weeks, Ruby educated studio audiences and viewers at home on everything from sex toys to queer experiences, proving that sex education could be both entertaining and transformative. That series marked a television debut that reflected years of work dismantling shame and building curiosity around one of life's most universal yet under-discussed topics. With over eight years' experience as a writer, presenter and broadcaster, Ruby has become a trusted voice for audiences seeking clarity, inclusion and practical guidance on sex and relationships.

Ruby's credibility extends far beyond the screen. As author of Sex Ed: A Guide for Adults, they've created a resource that addresses the gaps left by inadequate formal education, offering readers the language and insight needed to communicate about intimacy with openness and respect. Their work as a radio host includes the acclaimed podcast docu-series In Touch, which explores the nuances of how we connect to sex, relationships and our bodies. Ruby has spoken at TEDxLondon and the Women of the World Festival, and appeared on BBC Women's Hour, consistently demonstrating an ability to engage diverse audiences with warmth and expertise. As a proud ambassador for Brook, the UK's leading sexual health charity, and co-founder of Body Love Sketch Club, a body-positive life drawing class, Ruby's contributions span education, advocacy and community building. Recognition has followed: Ruby won the 2023 Best Sex and Relationships Creator at the bCreator Awards, was named to Cosmopolitan's Positivity Index as one of twenty-four figures making a positive change to social media, and featured on The DIVA Power List celebrating LGBTQ+ trailblazers.

Ruby equips audiences with the tools to transform how they communicate about sex and relationships in workplaces, communities and personal lives. Through their Sexy Sermon events, they educate and entertain live audiences, blending humour with practical insight that attendees can apply immediately. Ruby's approach removes the discomfort that often surrounds these conversations, replacing it with curiosity, permission and actionable language. Organisations benefit from Ruby's ability to shift culture, creating environments where people feel confident discussing topics that impact wellbeing, inclusion and connection. Audiences leave Ruby's sessions not only informed but empowered, equipped to navigate intimacy with greater openness and to foster conversations that respect diverse experiences and identities. Ruby's mission is simple yet profound: to get everyone talking more confidently and inclusively about sex, creating lasting change one conversation at a time.